Well, start breathing again! But, seriously - have you ever pondered about that? Why is the color "Blue" associated with feelings such as sadness or melancholy? Apparently mankind found out quite a long time ago that colors have a direct affect on their emotions. Being that emotions are what drives us - emotions can cause us to be active, get lazy and complacent, or become annoyed and restless. It is said that the association between the color "Blue" and the sensation of sadness comes from the age of the ancient Greeks. They believed that when the father of all gods, Zeus, was sad he made rain start. Another expression of sadness related to the color "Blue" can be found with an old habit of
It's the 1950´s. England´s cars industry is thriving. Leonard Lord and the Morris design team come up with a car so revolutionary in its design. Not for size or power, but for efficiency. The Mini Minor had 80 percent of its volume available for passengers and their luggage. Beautiful or not? it´s a debate that won't be solved now. Yet no one can defy the car´s simplicity and modesty. Modesty and simplicity is it its core. The simple head lights, the small wheel, and its squared shape. If we compare it to its renewed version, maybe besides white roof and some shapes that remind the original car, there is nothing much between the two. Especially in Europe and Japan, cars from that era had re
